Dessauto
About
Dessauto is a local business in Sardinia. It is a pastry shop on Via dei Donoratico, 59, 09131 Cagliari CA, in the island's southern capital, with a website at agenziadessauto.it.
Visitors give Dessauto 4.4 out of 5 across 16 reviews, a solid showing for a small pastry business. Three photos show the shop and its counter.
Cagliari, where the shop stands, is the main city of southern Sardinia, and ferries and hydrofoils link the island to mainland and Sicilian ports, so the city is a natural arrival point. Alghero, Olbia, Sassari, Nuoro and Oristano are the island's other principal towns, with Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo on the north-east coast.
Pastry is the trade here, and the shop sits among the everyday businesses of a Cagliari street rather than in a resort setting. Much of the coastline lies within marine protected areas, and the surrounding sea is popular with divers. Loggerhead turtles nest on some island beaches, and Eleonora's falcon breeds on the cliffs. Festas for patron saints bring processions, band music and fireworks through the summer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dessauto known for?
Dessauto is a pastry business on Sardinia with 3 photos. The island itself lies in Italy, where ferries and hydrofoils link the islands to mainland and Sicilian ports.
What kind of business is Dessauto?
Dessauto is a pastry business in Sardinia, part of Italy. Its website is http://www.agenziadessauto.it/.
Where is Dessauto located on Sardinia?
Dessauto is at Via dei Donoratico, 59, 09131 Cagliari CA, Italy, on the island of Sardinia. That address places the pastry business in Cagliari, one of the island's main towns.
How do visitors rate Dessauto?
Dessauto holds a rating of 4.4/5 from 16 reviews. Those scores come from visitors to the pastry business in Sardinia.
Is Dessauto easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Sardinia?
Dessauto sits in Cagliari, and other towns on Sardinia include Alghero, Olbia, Sassari, Nuoro, Oristano, Costa Smeralda and Porto Cervo. Ferries and hydrofoils link the islands to mainland and Sicilian ports, which helps travel toward the island.
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